Sentence examples for usually classical from inspiring English sources

It's a time to talk or put music on, usually classical.

Her albums feature a narrative, which she writes, accompanied by music, and are meant to introduce children to great (usually classical) compositions.

Ms. Roy founded We Players in 2000 as a Stanford undergraduate and has been staging site-specific theater in the Bay Area, usually classical works, ever since.

This strongly humanistic trend serves to explain, at least in part, the development of portraiture as an independent genre and the ever-increasing number of profane, usually classical mythological, subjects in the art of the Renaissance.

The aim of kinetic theory is to account for the properties of gases in terms of the forces between the molecules, assuming that their motions are described by the laws of mechanics (usually classical Newtonian mechanics, although quantum mechanics is needed in some cases).

A large television set sits atop a CD player, which usually plays classical music or Broadway show tunes.

It had been noticed that an elderly white-haired man usually played classical music on an electronic keyboard at Times Square on Friday mornings and early afternoons.

It's the most expensive show ever produced by the American Conservatory Theater, whose schedule usually mixes classical revivals with more experimental pieces.

The High Times Cannabis Cup had them take over a stage this past summer at its event in San Bernardino, while the Los Angeles Music Center – Downtown's hub for usually staid classical music and opera – began a relationship with Dublab a little over a year ago to get them to advise on and book special events.

When treating a time-dependent Hamiltonian system dynamically, one usually employs classical solutions of the equation of motion for a given system (or for a system similar to a given system) [6, 7].

So these are the three electrics, and my acoustics are usually Yamaha classical and steel string.